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Russia’s regulated trading, custody, and settlement framework starts Sept. 1, with intermediary routing delayed to July 2027.

The potential expansion lands as Bernstein ties HOOD upside to prediction markets amid a CFTC-state jurisdiction fight.

Analysts see early bottoming via Supply in Loss near 50%, but say hawkish macro and geopolitics can delay a durable low.

The scenario sits alongside negative late-July BTC demand readings and early-August $75K–$77K call flow on Deribit.

He argues credible Core messaging could remove a perceived ~30% “quantum discount” before any code ships.

Tokenized RWA perps hit $25.1B in July 13–19 volume as Hyperliquid posted $7.6M in weekly revenue.

The web-and-API platform arrives with RLUSD near a $1.6B market cap and ranked ninth among USD-pegged stablecoins.

The reversal hit as BTC briefly broke $65,000 in a risk-off session, while spot Ether ETFs stayed net positive.

The suit landed the same day BitMEX set Aug. 26, 2026 position limits and a Sept. 23, 2026 service stop, with BMEX reported down about 90%.

The dispute over an ethics ban covering all federal officials, including the president, adds timing risk to the market-structure bill.

The exchange tied removals to weak activity and its planned closure, with a hard end-time of 04:00 UTC.

Whale buys and a public Multicoin long helped drive a 27% daily move despite low float and annual 1.98B unlocks through 2030.

Negotiators had eyed Aug. 7 as the practical deadline for a viable 2026 path, but vote math and floor time look tight.

The donation landed weeks after a joint court motion to unwind a January 2025 deal, with the $5M penalty set to stay paid either way.

The rollout pairs agent-initiated payments with conditional AI trading tools and a developer SDK for agent-powered apps.

The bill text is out, but Senate leaders have not scheduled a vote and stablecoin yield rules remain contested.

BitMEX’s planned Sept. 23 shutdown adds a market-structure stress point as real yields hit a 17-year high.

BMEX started selling off about an hour before the shutdown post and later bounced to around $0.0063, per CoinGecko.

Bitwise also flagged Bitcoin “apparent demand” as re-accelerating using a dormant-supply-adjusted metric.

Offchain Labs said the incident came from a third-party protocol and Arbitrum’s native bridge was not exploited.